The room was quiet, clean, and looked very new. The front desk staff spoke fluent English and provided excellent service. The building's earthquake resistance is outstanding – early this morning, there was an M5.7 earthquake in Miyagi Prefecture (intensity 3), and I felt both the bed and the entire building shaking (O_O)! Despite that, it felt very secure! You can stay here with complete peace of mind!
Complimentary toiletries are available on the 1st floor, along with tea and coffee sachets. On the 2nd floor, you'll find washing machines, dryers, a water dispenser, vending machines, and an ice maker.
The room was quite spacious. Both the hairdryer and showerhead were high-end Refa brand, which was a pleasant and novel touch. Daily complimentary bottled water is also provided.
No deposit was required, check-in was quick and convenient, and check-out was incredibly fast! Highly recommended!
The hotel is conveniently located on the third floor right inside Sendai Station. The rooms are quite spacious, clean, and tidy. It can be a bit tricky to navigate the station, but if you see Din Tai Fung, you're practically at the hotel entrance. Sendai Station offers countless dining options, and the charcoal-grilled beef tongue is an absolute must-try.
great loacation, just a few minutes walk from station. lots of food and shopping nearby. convenience store at hotel building. Has self laundry and microwave, amenities (including drip coffee) provided. staff are friendly and professional, they helped keep my luggage overnight between my two bookings. room is spacious and clean, bathroom is quite large.
as the room face the street, it is a bit noisy in the evening as people leave restaurants after dinner/drinking.
The room itself was remodel, the rest of the area like bathroom and general area shows its age. But as with all hotel in Japan even when the building is old, the facility maangement is always top notch that everything is kept spotless. Meaning while the style of the decor is older everything is always like mint. Cannot get more central location its always next to the busier street of Sendai and few min walk to the train station. the triple room with 3 beds is perfect for our family of 4.
A nice little hotel, conveniently located near the Sendai Station and is easy to find. The artificial public hot bath, though small, is nice to get rid of fatigue after a day's tour. The breakfast place is a bit small but the food is very nice with sashimi. A bit disappointed though as they didn't serve beef tongue curry (beef curry instead) on the day of my stay, but overall quite a good hotel and will book again if I ever visit Sendai again.
This hotel in Sendai offers great value for money. I've stayed here a few times. While it's a bit of a walk from the station, it's not too far. The rooms are compact, the breakfast is abundant and delicious, and the service is very warm and welcoming.
Hotel Monterey is centrally located just outside the Sendai Station and is easily seen after you exit the station. The staff was very courteous and helpful at the time of check in. Language could be an issue but is easily manageable. I was offered a single room in a lower floor and on my request for a room on the higher floor, without any hesitation I was allotted a double room on the higher floor.
The ambience of the restaurant for breakfast was great and the variety of food served catered to Japanese and western. The breakfast was delicious.
I had to extend my stay and this was also done seamlessly without any issues.
Overall a great hotel centrally located with plenty of shopping around. If I come to Sendai again, I will return to Hotel Monterey if I visit Sendai again.
The most satisfying hotel I've stayed at in Japan! This room type is newly renovated, incredibly well-maintained, and spotless. The shower and toilet facilities are excellent – super comfortable for showering and using the restroom. The public baths are also fantastic, very clean, with all the amenities you could ask for, and the toiletries are of high quality. The staff are exceptionally polite and accommodating; they completely fulfilled my request for a quiet room. What's more, the hotel provides free food and drinks every afternoon and evening, which is quite rare in Japan. There's a large convenience store on the first floor of the hotel building, making it super convenient for late-night snacks. It's only about two and a half blocks, or seven to eight minutes, walk from Sendai Station, and Sendai itself is very clean and safe. Within a 15-minute walk, there are multiple large shopping malls and famous restaurants, all clustered around Sendai Station, so all your dining, entertainment, and shopping needs are covered. It was so convenient that during my three-day stay in Sendai, I didn't use public transportation at all, except for airport transfers. My wonderful experience at this hotel made me start planning my next trip to Sendai while I was still there. I can't wait to stay again!
Mitsui Garden Hotel in Sendai is about a 15-minute walk from JR Station, just past the shopping street. There's also a bus stop right outside. The hotel is very new, with a great ambiance and kept spotlessly clean. The breakfast selection is excellent, offering both Japanese and Western options. The service is also top-notch. I'd definitely choose to stay here again next time.
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PPandaolimingThe hotel is in a great location, with a shopping street just outside. Go left and walk straight along the shopping street to Tohoku University, which has a beautiful environment. The shadow of Mr. Lu Xun is everywhere, with a statue of Lu Xun and a lecture hall, as well as rich historical materials. The room is compactly arranged, the bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, and has a smart toilet. There is even a clothes dryer in the room. It is not far from Sendai Station and can be reached by foot. Sendai Castle is nearby.
旅旅遊家庭Japanese style corner sea view room. Very attractive. The hotel is clean and hygienic. The room is comfortable. Free parking is provided. Very satisfied. The hot spring provides outdoor bath and foot bath. But no sauna. The dinner is very rich. Desserts are provided on the second floor. Very exquisite. Although a little expensive, it is worth the money.
MMarble202Transportation: easiest with a 50-min taxi ride from Sendai airport unless int’l traveler wants to transfer via trains/buses. Nearest bus stop/little township is 遠刈田温泉 (13-min by foot to the Inn).
Key feature is open air onsens in forestry — this is why I chose to stay. Delightful breakfast and dinner (during dinner, there are all-inclusive drinks menu + additional charge ones). I enjoyed the 2nd night’s beef/daikon pot in particular. There are hearth side afternoon refreshment, happy hour beer, post-dinner snack that you will be kept fed warmly.
The aircon in Buna room would blow directly on the head so the fan blade should be adjusted.
Staff English speaking capability varies but they made every effort in solving problems. Little hiccup after checking out that the bus time table the Inn indicated was outdated, but I still managed to change my route in the fly, which is the beauty traveling in Japan.
GGuest UserHotel Monterey is centrally located just outside the Sendai Station and is easily seen after you exit the station. The staff was very courteous and helpful at the time of check in. Language could be an issue but is easily manageable. I was offered a single room in a lower floor and on my request for a room on the higher floor, without any hesitation I was allotted a double room on the higher floor.
The ambience of the restaurant for breakfast was great and the variety of food served catered to Japanese and western. The breakfast was delicious.
I had to extend my stay and this was also done seamlessly without any issues.
Overall a great hotel centrally located with plenty of shopping around. If I come to Sendai again, I will return to Hotel Monterey if I visit Sendai again.
QQianjingWe ate lots of delicious food at the all-inclusive resort, enjoyed drinks and snacks in the lounge, and had a relaxed and enjoyable stay (until 10 PM).
Because it was Obon,
check-in started at 3 PM, but by 2:15 PM there was a huge line.
When we went to pick up our keys at 3 PM, our room wasn't ready, so we had to rush to the pool. The pool was small and noticeably old, but the kids had a great time.
We ate early, so both dinner and breakfast were great!
Nothing to complain about.
The room had the feel of an old-fashioned tourist hotel,
and it was undeniably old.
It was a reasonable price, so I'm happy with it!
I'm sure they'll be renovating a lot in the future,
so please clean the carpets in the rooms and hallways,
and the wallpaper in the rooms!
I'd love to go again when I have more time!
11391767****Huge thanks to the Trip.com hotel butler for patiently helping us book the hotel shuttle and guiding us on its location at Sendai Station. The service was excellent. After a 40-minute ride to the hotel, we checked in to find it completely full. The lobby was packed with Japanese families, and we barely saw any Chinese guests. It was surprising to see so many Japanese families enjoying hot springs on a weekday, which shows how much busier the consumer market is here compared to back home. Both breakfast and the buffet dinner were fantastic.
CCrazyKimA nice little hotel, conveniently located near the Sendai Station and is easy to find. The artificial public hot bath, though small, is nice to get rid of fatigue after a day's tour. The breakfast place is a bit small but the food is very nice with sashimi. A bit disappointed though as they didn't serve beef tongue curry (beef curry instead) on the day of my stay, but overall quite a good hotel and will book again if I ever visit Sendai again.
JJUEWEN WENThe most satisfying hotel I've stayed at in Japan! This room type is newly renovated, incredibly well-maintained, and spotless. The shower and toilet facilities are excellent – super comfortable for showering and using the restroom. The public baths are also fantastic, very clean, with all the amenities you could ask for, and the toiletries are of high quality. The staff are exceptionally polite and accommodating; they completely fulfilled my request for a quiet room. What's more, the hotel provides free food and drinks every afternoon and evening, which is quite rare in Japan. There's a large convenience store on the first floor of the hotel building, making it super convenient for late-night snacks. It's only about two and a half blocks, or seven to eight minutes, walk from Sendai Station, and Sendai itself is very clean and safe. Within a 15-minute walk, there are multiple large shopping malls and famous restaurants, all clustered around Sendai Station, so all your dining, entertainment, and shopping needs are covered. It was so convenient that during my three-day stay in Sendai, I didn't use public transportation at all, except for airport transfers. My wonderful experience at this hotel made me start planning my next trip to Sendai while I was still there. I can't wait to stay again!
GGuest Usergreat loacation, just a few minutes walk from station. lots of food and shopping nearby. convenience store at hotel building. Has self laundry and microwave, amenities (including drip coffee) provided. staff are friendly and professional, they helped keep my luggage overnight between my two bookings. room is spacious and clean, bathroom is quite large.
as the room face the street, it is a bit noisy in the evening as people leave restaurants after dinner/drinking.
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